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Children of the Middle East are often called the “Lost Generation,” due to their hardships and scars from conflicts that stay with them their entire lives. One of those hardships […]

This Minority Mental Health Month, Blossom Hill highlights not only a child’s physical wellbeing, but their overall wellbeing. No other program better incorporates this idea into practice than the Blossom […]

We want children everywhere to be scientists and writers, entrepreneurs and educators. But before they do all that, they start with the basics….the alphabet! This week’s success story features 4-year-old, […]

According to the American Psychological Association, 30.4% of refugee children experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, impacting their development even after displacement. Join Blossom Hill this Minority Mental Health Month in […]

July is Minority Mental Health Month! Join us by learning more about the importance of mental health and highlighting the ways that our programming empowers the wellbeing of refugee children […]

Introducing Fact Friday, a new segment by Blossom Hill to educate our followers on the difficult context that refugees must work within. Though sometimes used interchangeably, the terms “refugee,” “asylum-seeker,” […]

Art heals. Blossom Hill recognizes the importance of creative projects to help refugee children empower themselves, especially during the isolating time of COVID-19. This is why we helped fund the […]

Today is the day…. but what exactly is today? According to the UNHCR, World Refugee Day is a time to honor refugees for their hardship and perseverance. It is a […]